Skeepers Pricing for Agencies and What a Skeepers Quote Costs per Client

Short answer: Skeepers pricing is not published. The skeepers.io site sends every buyer to a demo and a custom quote. Capterra's listing for Skeepers Influencer Marketing, the product that used to be Hivency, shows Skeepers Starter at 1,250 euros a month, Skeepers Pro at 2,000 euros and Skeepers Business at 3,000 euros, with Enterprise on request and add-ons priced separately. No agency or multi-brand plan is listed anywhere.

We read the Skeepers US site on October 24, 2026, including its influencer marketing and comparison pages, and checked the plan figures on Capterra. We build a competing product for agencies that commission UGC ad videos, so treat this as an outside read of a platform that does a different job well. If you are weighing the two directly, the side-by-side is on our Skeepers alternative for agencies page.

Skeepers pricing plans at a glance

The table below is built from the third-party listing, because Skeepers does not print a rate card. The 12-month column is our arithmetic on the monthly figure. US buyers should expect the quote in dollars and should ask for it that way, since the listing is in euros.

Add-ons sit on top of every tier. The listing does not say which modules count as add-ons, so the demo is where you find out whether reviews, community or TikTok Shop gifting are inside your tier or extra.

How much does Skeepers cost per month?

Skeepers costs at least 1,250 euros a month on the lowest listed tier, and more once add-ons or a bigger tier enter the quote. Skeepers does not confirm this figure publicly, so treat it as the floor you test in the demo, not as a price you can promise a client.

That floor matters for an agency because it is per brand. A platform that costs 15,000 euros a year before add-ons is a line item a single consumer brand signs for. It is rarely something an agency can absorb for a client that orders eight videos a month.

Why Skeepers does not publish prices

Skeepers is several products under one name. Its US site sells influencer marketing with product gifting to nano and micro creators, gifted reviews, brand communities, feedback management and content reuse across social and product pages, in more than 40 languages. A quote lets sales bundle the modules a brand needs and price the volume of campaigns it plans to run.

For a brand, that bundling is reasonable. For an agency trying to quote a retainer this week, it means the platform cost is unknown until after a sales cycle, and it can change at renewal.

What Skeepers costs an agency per client

Skeepers prices a brand, and none of its pages describe an agency plan. Read literally, an agency running campaigns for several clients needs a contract per client brand. That assumption is ours, so put the question to Skeepers before you build a proposal on it.

Two things this table leaves out. First, product: on Skeepers the main cost of a gifting campaign is often the product you ship, and two hundred units of a $40 serum is $8,000 before anyone posts. Second, creator cash. Neither number includes what you pay creators, and AgencyUGC takes no percentage of it.

The comparison only holds when the client wants paid ad videos. A client that wants reviews on its product pages and a community of repeat posters gets something from Skeepers that AgencyUGC does not sell, and for that client the Skeepers line is buying a different outcome.

What the Skeepers quote is built on

Expect the quote to move with these four things, so have your answer ready before the call:

• Modules. Influencer marketing, reviews, brand community and feedback management are separate pieces of the platform.
• Campaign volume. How many gifting campaigns and how many creators a month you plan to activate.
• Markets and languages. A program running in the US and Europe is a different scope from one US launch.
• Service. Whether you run campaigns yourself or want Skeepers' team to run them.

Six questions to ask in the Skeepers demo

• Can one contract hold several client brands? If not, every client is another contract, and the table above is the real cost.
• What is the minimum term? Ask whether the price is monthly, annual or annual paid up front, and what happens at renewal.
• Which add-ons are in my tier? Get the module list in writing next to the price.
• Can I pay creators cash for scripted video? Gifting is the core model; check how paid commissions with hooks and raw files are handled.
• Who holds paid usage rights? Running content from a client's ad account needs rights written into the campaign terms.
• Can the quote be in US dollars? A euro price moves with the exchange rate every month you pay it.

Cheaper Skeepers alternatives for agencies

For gifting and reviews at volume, Skeepers is hard to replace with a cheaper tool. For paid UGC ads ordered for several clients, the cheaper option is a platform priced by client roster rather than by brand. AgencyUGC is $49 a month for 3 client workspaces, $149 for 10 and $499 for unlimited, with no fee on creator pay and reports that show your client rate, never the creator's.

Each client gets its own workspace. You write the brief with platform, content type, niche, hooks, budget and usage window, see matched creators in about two minutes, track every video through revisions, then report and invoice the client at your rate. If the client also wants someone to run the campaigns those videos go into, a Meta ads team for e-commerce brands can take the finished files straight into testing.

Other quote-only vendors work the same way: our Cohley pricing for agencies and Archive pricing for agencies breakdowns cover what those quotes are built on, and the best UGC platforms for agencies comparison prices the main options side by side. Our own plans are on the pricing page, and the first brief runs as a one-off demo before you create an account.